A one-night passageway into David Lynch’s dream logic reimagined as a black, white, and red masquerade ball with a formalwear dress code. Each room of a private home was transformed into a setting from Twin Peaks, guiding guests toward a custom-built, hand-painted black and white chevron dance floor from the iconic Black Lodge.
No Mask, No Admission.
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150 Guests
Masquerade ball
Black, white, and red formalwear dress code
Multi-phase narrative invitation
Custom Black Lodge floor and One-Eyed Jack’s neon sign fabrication
7 rooms transformed
El Cerrito, CA
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CREATIVE DIRECTOR, Alessandra Wollner
CO-PRODUCER + DJ + WEB & VIDEO LEAD - Mike Frederickson
BUILD LEAD + CUSTOM FLOOR DESIGNER, Ian Morales
ONE-EYED JACK’S SIGN DESIGNER + FABRICATOR, Emily Parkinson
TWIN PEAKS SIGN PAINTER, Mira Cho
MIXOLOGIST, David Reynolds
PHOTOGRAPHER + VIDEOGRAPHER, Martin Rodriguez
VENUE PARTNER, Megan Trout
SETUP + STRIKE, Graham Barnhart, Melissa Cetlin, Michaela Florio, Johanna Hoffman, David Reynolds, Brick Thornton, Megan Trout
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Concept development
Creative direction
Event design + styling
Spatial/experiential design
Set design & fabrication
Vendor coordination
Technical production
Lighting + sound
Budget management
Guest flow + choreography
Talent coordination
Install/de-install
To enter the world of Fire Dance With Me, guests received a “lost” diary entry in the mail penned by Twin Peaks’ main character Laura Palmer. The envelope was stamped with a custom-made wax seal featuring a symbol from the show. Inside, along with the diary entry was a custom-wrapped chevron-patterned lighter. When recipeints held the flame behind the page, sections of the text vanished, revealing the party invitation and a URL to a hidden microsite with a moodboard and a second video invitation homage to the famous Twin Peaks opening credits.
Pre-Event World Building
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